THE DAILY NEBKASKAN THURSDAY, FERKUAKY 17, 1938.
PAGE THREE
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aptly.
HIE HAUIS TRESS
It seems that simply everyone
Is bound for the great out-of-doors
nowadays. The Alpha Chi's, I've
heard, planned a sleiph ride for
last nipht, tho whether it panned
out as per arrangements, I couldn't
say. The Phi Pelt's have laid deep
m hemes for a similar treat for the
chapter and their dates if they
aren't snowbound tonight. Yester
day quite a skirmish took place
right out in the middle of the
street in front of the drug when
a couple of Beta's, Paul Bradley
and Johnny Bass, made an issue
of something or other and when
the snowballs began to fly thick
and fast, Paul, every inch a gentle
man usually, hid behind some girl
for protection.
Nadine Lucas, it is said, came
back for a visit at the Phi Mil
house Monday and incidentally to
pass the caiiuy with Acacia, Bill
Miller, he of the golden voice, do
ing against all tradition, minia
ture flower pots were supplied for
the girls, and these brought in
wrapped in a huge heart-shaped
box. The boys across the street
from the governor's however, came
in for the usual cigs.
As loner as we've pone way back
to Valei.tine's day, we might as
well add a touch about the Chi
Hurry! Ends Tonight!
Starts Friday!
BY
Were you ever swept
away by Love?
Children of nature living
enchanted lives in a South
Sea paradise for lovers . . ,
Thrilling adventure drama
by the authors of "Mur
der On The Bounty!"
All In Technicolor!
THE UN WITHOUT
A CO TNTRY"
XAVIER CUCAT
and hi Orcfttra
popular Sc'cntc fMtws
il
Omega's. Two of their more re
sourceful pledges gathered all of
the masculine photographs in the
house last Monday and strung
them about the mantel and on the
piano in a most conspicuous dis
play so that when the gals came
home from the basketball game
with dates, they were confronted
with the countenances of all their
ancient flames. The two pledges,
Ruth Stephens and Jean Rimon
son, were p etty well taken care
of for their prank, I might add.
More unclassified advertising.
Pick Young, Delta Oopsilon, wish
es to inform all interested parties
that he now finds himself more or
less in circulation again. In fact,
he s on the lookout for some new
queens to whip out with in the
very near future. Form a line at
the right girls.
The A. T. O's have decided that
starting Friday, a few issue are to
be settled with the pledges before
initiation. So at first all the fresh
men were instructed to break their
dates for the week end. On actual
count, however, it was found that
a number of the boys had dates
with Kappa's and Pi Phi's to the
girls' own sorority formal, so now
they're allowed one date. One of
the youngsters complains, though
j that both ft Kappa and a Pi Phi
have asked him. and he doesn't
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"HOLLYWOOD HOTEL'
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DOROTHY LAMOUR JON HALL
MARY ASTOR C. AUBREY SMITH
THOMAS MITCHELL JOHN CARRADINE
want to show partiality. We sup
pest he flip a coin, but maybe he'd
rather not be so flippant about
the whole deal.
Buekey Prime, he of the fltim
iiiR top, is already thinking of
sending his A. T. O. pin to the
Thota house as soon as he Rets
his hands on one, whiih, I think,
is erossinjj his bridges before he
conies to them.
RY THE HAUNTER
It wasn't a fit night in for -The
Chi Omegas had one of the
belter snow fights of the season
Tuesday night. It all happened
in the absence of house mother
Prouty. Betty Klory and Joyce
Malzacker foolishly oposed a quin
tet of snow stingers made up of
Peggy Pascoe, Harriet Stearns,
Edie and Ruthin Huston, Huth
Stephens and Dixie Davis. As the
rugs of the house began to take
on tho appearance of a well-used
blotter, Miss Stearns was locked
out on a balcony and left to the
mercy of the howling wind. A
merciful foe handed her furt coat
out to her, hut left her out to
shiver.
When dinner time approached,
Joyce and Betty were made pns
oner in their rooms. The other
five trekked off to their victuals
HAXONlTEHpr,lhK,,w.
(The infrn
IN THE HANDS
OF A MADMAN!
"BULLDOG
DRUMMOND'S
REVENGE"
ih hits ViV'vJ yy 'J,
JOHN RMUIMORK 1" t ' i V u
JOHN HOW A Kit t , v ' ' -?-T?
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Starts Friday!
and sat down in their places, piling
their plates full of snow balls.
Well, the two gals left upstairs
not only missed their food, but one
also missed a tassel meeting, while
the others patioled the halls shout
ing the time at regular intervals.
Harold Athertoii. I dare not
mention his fraternity, had a date
with one fine Mnrg Houser, Theta,
this last week and so we are told,
made all the time of a streak of
lightning with bees in its trousers.
In short, the text of his conversa
tion was, "Let's vou and me quit
school and settle down." Im't
tell anyone we told vou.
A standing joke in the Delta
Gamma house has been Shenan
doah, la. However, that sorority
meant the joke only as a joke, if
Starts FRIDAY
'Carole, dar-
Mi"?. I could
iff l hold you m you big I
if X my loving 1 V gorilla!"
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Madeleine Carroll
Heibert Marshall
in
"I WAS A SPY"
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you know what I mean. Karl E.
May. you probably know, oper
ates one of the farm country's
bigger enterprises and radio sta
tions in that young city. Currently,
his daughter, who is a DJ else
where, visited the Lincoln chapter
and the idle jibes at the seed cen
ter came to the surface of the con
versation once again. Miss May
said nothing to the girls, but car
ried the story back to her father,
who immediately sent the Lincoln
Delta 0,'s a long friendly letter ac
companied hy a huge package of
citrus fruit and a promise to be
down and tit at all the ferns of
that chapter to steak dinners.
We don't like Shenandoah,
either, Mr. May.
"You say tbV
cutest thing's,
.
RICHARD ARl EN
MARY ASTOR
LIONEL STANDER
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EHITH FELLOWS
LEO CARRILLO
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